If we are saved, then we are saved from God, by God, to God, and for God.
The Wrath of God (Catechism XVIII)
How will God respond to our sin?
Idolatry (Catechism XVII)
Consider the absurdity: to take a product of God’s hand and serve it as if it was God.
Sin (Catechism XVI)
Categorizing sin as an abstraction is the vessel of many vices.
The Purpose of the Law (Catechism XV)
There are at least four distinct purposes of the law for Christians today, and each follows from the last.
Created to Keep God’s Law (Catechism XIV)
This study is based upon the New City Catechism. Text Therefore, just as sin came into the world through one man, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because all sinned. (Romans 5:12) Exposition No man can keep the law of God perfectly. Did God create us this way? As we … Continue reading Created to Keep God’s Law (Catechism XIV)
Keeping God’s Law Perfectly (Catechism XIII)
Man can do whatever he wants, but he only ever wants to do evil.
The Ninth and Tenth Commandments (Catechism XII)
The Apostle James reminds us that, in the final two commandments of the Decalogue, we are still reflecting on how to love our neighbor (James 2:8).
The Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Commandments (Catechism XI)
Loving your neighbor is mostly about minding your own business.
The Fourth and Fifth Commandments (Catechism X)
Living a holy life before God is not complicated. What’s complicated is saying no to the dozens and dozens of evils that we are presented with daily.
